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From the Housetops

CHAPTER XII
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She is positive that she has all of the symptoms.

I suppose it is a not uncommon fault of the imagination.

Of course, I go to see her every afternoon.

I see no one else, Braden, except good old Simmy Dodge.

He stops in nearly every day to inquire, and to cheer me up if possible." She was attired in a simple evening gown,--an old one, she hastily would have informed a woman visitor,--and it was hard for him to believe that this was not the lovely, riant Anne Tresslyn of a year ago instead of the hardened mistress of Templeton Thorpe's home.


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